Zhou Haisheng, a native of Zhangmutou, Dongguan, is the son of a retired scout. His father died on the street when he was thirteen years old. Everyone said he was a gangster seeking revenge. He believed it for eleven years.
When he was eighteen years old, he was attending nightclubs and hanging out in Zhangmutou with his brothers A Biao and Fatty. Brother Kun's people came to collect the numbers. He sent the people to the hospital and took the seat to watch. But an old iron box changed everything - the Lang Son battle map left by his father, a group photo of six people, and a note with the address of an old friend in Guangzhou. Only then did he realize that the revenge for killing his father was far away from the country, and the betrayer was still at large in Hong Kong.
He didn't go to Hong Kong.
He went to the French Foreign Legion.
From the African jungle to the Kosovo war zone, from the Macau casino to the Iraqi battlefield, from the Hong Kong corporate showdown to dealing with the FBI in San Francisco's Chinatown - Zhou Haisheng used the scout killing skills taught by his father to survive on the real battlefield, and then returned to the world with a brand of war.
What he is looking for is not just an enemy, but also a reason to stop.
Dongguan becomes king, extrajudicial mercenaries, rescue in Iraq, settlement of accounts in Hong Kong and Macao, and the end of Chinatown.
A twenty-year passionate epic of a southern Chinese boy.
